" I must have flowers, always and always". - Claude Monet
Founding father of French Impressionist painting, Monet had been a master colorist and a prolific p...
I met Naziya on the banks of the swift-flowing Ganges at Haridwar. She was a young village belle, who had run away from home to marry a Hindu man from Haridwa...
My Rishikesh sojourn was in June or July. Rain poured from the sky whenever it felt like and the humidity was as sticky as thick honey. To make matters worse,...
Rishikesh and Haridwar...immediately my mind raced to the twin Gangetic town of Uttarakhand. The TV documentary on the growing religious fanaticism in India sta...
Hamburg is an uber cool city. I love everything about it; the architecture - old and new, the canals, the parks, the concert hall, and the exciting red light di...
Georgetown Penang's urban art history is relatively young. It all started in 2008 when Georgetown received the prestigious title of the UNESCO World Heritage Si...
In my opinion, Penang wins hands-down anytime over Kuala Lumpur and this beautiful island is full of interesting things to do. I simply love it there: the food,...
Berlin urban art is spread all across the city. Though some places have more graffiti than others, nearly every district in Berlin has some artwork that it is p...
The story of Berlin street art goes back to the 80s before the dreadful Wall had fallen. Imagine the surprise of the handful of East Berliners who managed to cr...
Ghent street art is one of the best things about the city. Don't get me wrong, this old Belgian city is a multifaceted travel destination. It is filled with her...
